[SUPERGURRL]

if yeu get a korean phone are the bills going to be different from american companies like verizon, cingular, etc.
my friends tell me that yeu hav to pay an additional $10.
anyone noe?

[Saebin :D]

hmm.. idk.. btw, how much is the mobile phone bill in korea? because it seems that many people in korea are using their handphone's as a main form of contact instead of a home phone..

[SUPERGURRL]

^yehhh i noe!!
i really wnt a korean fone but i dont if it costs ALOT more than regular american cellfone bills

[erure]

hmm.. idk.. btw, how much is the mobile phone bill in korea? because it seems that many people in korea are using their handphone's as a main form of contact instead of a home phone..

When I used my cell phone in Korea (it's a Korean cell phone not like roaming Verizon or something) the bill usually came around to $100. That's probably because of all the text messaging and internet downloading... lol

[SUPERGURRL]

^how `bout when the bill every month?

[erure]

^how `bout when the bill every month?

Your sentence makes no sense ._.

[Saebin :D]

oh, cos i thot their bills would be much cheaper, thats why they are using it so much..
so expensive! the highest i ever hit on my bill (Singapore) was around $90 only.
My current plan is a student plan with $25++ per month if i don't exceed

what about you guys? share your plan details?

[SUPERGURRL]

^ o really??
woww
thankss!!

[iamsars]

^^ is it $90 U.S dollars, or in the currency of singapore? O.O

[BR1TT4NYy]

i have a korean phone
they usually make you get at least a $70 plan for the first few months, on top of a $10 text meessaging service
after about two months you can change it
so if you use the phone a lot, it shouldnt be a problem
and they say they will credit you BUT the only way you can your money back is by bugging the crap out of them lol

[SUPERGURRL]

^ o wow thanks(:

[aznfishyfart]

are u asking if the bill for korean phones are different if u use them in the states?
i have a korean fone and i have verizon and my monthly is the lowest plan....49.99 a month

[erure]

Well I got my bill from Verizon Wireless yesterday and it's the same as it was before I got my SKY IM-U160. But then again I bought the cell phone without a new contract (at a ridiculously high price) so it was no strings attached.

[yooniceland]

what if you dont have verizon wireless?
i have tmobile. and i hate my phone.
i cant be stuck with my tacky phone forever right?

[erure]

^ You could sign up with Verizon Wireless at a Korean cell phone store after your T-mobile contract ends. Or you could buy a non-Korean gsm phone.

[lil_jojo]

Hey~~
When u say the price, u mean in US money or korean money...? XD
and doesn't anyone know it there is Verizon store in Canada..?

[SUPERGURRL]

^ You could sign up with Verizon Wireless at a Korean cell phone store after your T-mobile contract ends. Or you could buy a non-Korean gsm phone.

thankss!! i wasn` gonna ask that but that really helped

[mis5.veE]

Hey~~
When u say the price, u mean in US money or korean money...? XD
and doesn't anyone know it there is Verizon store in Canada..?

There isn't one as Verizon is a US carrier.

[sweet_hunny]

^ Your're right, mainly ours is Rogers, Telus, Bell Mobility and Fido.

[kuroxkitsuneX3]

I'm researching using Korean phones as a cell phone and I'm wondering if you get an unlocked/sim card free phone from a company what service in the US do you have to use? and how can you start using it? :3